City of San Jose to clear homeless camp for new Microsoft data center

San Jose sweeps homeless camp near future Microsoft data center site - San José Spotlight

San Jose is sweeping dozens of RVs and tents off the Alviso-Milpitas Road parallel to Highway 237, leaving the homeless people with no place to go. Some of the unhoused individuals left once they learned a sweep was eminent, but more than a dozen people with no options remained Monday afternoon. Those with inoperable vehicles were given a 72-hour warning before vehicles were impounded. The encampment, which sits on the Milpitas – San Jose border…

San Jose Approves Plan to Remove Homeless Encampment at Columbus Park

The San Jose City Council in Northern California approved a Columbus Park revitalization plan on April 15 that will transform the 9.4-acre park into a neighborhood sports park. The park is currently closed, with dozens of RVs scattered across the grounds. In a speech announcing the plan at Columbus Park, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan called it one of the largest homeless encampments San Jose has seen since the “Jungle” along Coyote Creek, which clos…

San Jose to clear out RV encampment in Alviso

The city of San Jose on Monday is expected to clear out an RV encampment near Highway 237 in Alviso to make way for a new Microsoft data center.

City of San Jose to clear homeless camp for new Microsoft data center

(KRON) — The City of San Jose is schedule to clear dozens of RVs from the street in in San Jose’s Alviso neighborhood at 7 a.m. Monday to make way for a new Microsoft data center at 1657 Alviso-Milpitas road. Abatement notices lined the street Sunday as the city prepares for a mass eviction. The sweep is the City of San Jose’s latest crackdown on homeless residents. Some advocates were seen helping residents move their RVs ahead of Monday’s clea…

RV encampment with nearly 50 vehicles set to be cleared in north San Jose

About three weeks ago, the City of San Jose started notifying people that they’d have to leave the area by Monday, April 21.

The city of Wildomar seeks to solve the problem of recreational vehicles parked without permits, a problem that started in City of Industry. Wildomar city officials said they designated an eviction notice to the owner of Black Series last week to move the RVs, known as RVs, and now wait for the court order for the city to take action. According to the authorities, this can happen over the next few days, but this morning Telemundo 52 found that s…